Tristan James Johns

Dear friends,

One day, Perhaps I will say, “I served the Queen of Alkebulan”.

With awe, I marveled to hear about an ancient common name for the continent that we now refer to as Africa.

In ‘Alkebulan’, this name can be found throughout many distant parts of the whole land of Africa.

Is this perhaps an invitation, for an eternal group of quantum immortals to ensure we see Alkebulan at its peak. Over any kind of obstacle, on a mission towards a more connected and conscious tomorrow, let’s ensure we take the chance perhaps within in our very lifetime, to take on this enchanted journey.

To see Africa become true to their united success, yes, I live to see that incredible day!

I’m not sure how much a name is truly important to people. I just saw an inspiring vision in my mind’s eye, when I heard that word, ‘Alkebulan’.

I feel affection for ‘Africa,’ also. Please, you great ones, remember our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander family in Australia. Their struggle to see meaningful change is very well known.

As you make your inevitable rise to greatness, I hope we here might also join you, so that we can learn how to make our own land a better place.

May our Creator God, and friend, find you well, always.

In love and faith, Amen, 

Tristan of Alberton